Nashville bombing renews Conspiracy Theories :
A Tennessee man who federal investigators say detonated a bomb in downtown Nashville on Christmas Day
may have been paranoid about 5G technology, reports say.
Investigators say they are now looking into Anthony Warner’s alleged 5G paranoia and if it motivated the bombing
ABC News reported. Warner, identified as the suspect in the bombing, was killed in the explosion, the FBI said.
“are aware of certain things online, and we’re looking at every possible motive.”
That includes whether Warner believed “5G technology was being used to spy on Americans,”
“Early in 2020, conspiracy theories about 5G technology were considered the greatest domestic threat
to critical infrastructure, according to homeland security reports,”
Popular Mechanics says 5G towers, though they emit higher frequency radio waves, are “essentially innocuous.”
Some people believe 5G networks could cause cancer, but the American Cancer Society said :
“there has been very little research” showing radio frequency waves used in the networks
are more of a concern than other forms of cellular communication."
Mapoui Belief :
At onset of the COVID-19 pandemic, online claims that 5G networks were linked to the virus.
Mapoui suggested on this Forum that 5G was being used by “global elites” to spread coronavirus
Facebook user said symptoms of 5G radiation
include many of the same symptoms of COVID-19
including fever, shortness of breath and nausea.
There’s also the theory China is using 5G towers to transmit wireless communication that allows the country
To spy on the United States.
Popular Mechanics says the myth is “pretty low on the totem pole of possibilities.”
A 2018 theory suggested a 5G network test caused hundreds of birds to die.
Fact-check website Snopes deemed this theory false.
Whom remembers WHEN normal Electric wires running through your Village :
supposedly cause brain Tumors from the electrical wavelengths ???
that of course was DEBUNKED : but it took years ~